Directed by:
Gren WellsScreenplay:
Gren WellsCinematography:
Christopher BaffaCast:
Zoë Kravitz, Dev Patel, Robert Sheehan, Kyra Sedgwick, Robert Patrick, Ali Hillis, Matt Riedy, Joe Unger, Bradley Gallo, Eric MathenyVOD (1)
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When Tourettes sufferer Vincent is admitted into a care home for the mentally unstable, he meets fellow social outcasts Alex, who has OCD, and Marie, suffering anorexia. Together they manage a daring escape and embark on an epic road trip. The unlikely trio enjoys one crazy adventure after another and finds friendship and happiness through acceptance of each others eccentricities. An exhilarating, life-affirming and heartwarming story you wont know whether to laugh or cry. (Defiant Screen Entertainment)
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An interesting film, where three outsiders escape from an asylum, with their conditions adding a touch of wit and flair. I found the main character both sad and funny, he has Tourette's Syndrome and gets regular tics and swears, the second, with a phobia of dirt and germs, was a proper freak, and the third one is an anorexic girl and she seemed the most normal to me, actually a smart girl. Nice movie, but I didn't find it funny enough to go higher with the rating. 65%.
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A film that I really enjoyed. I liked how the actors took on their roles, I liked this road movie overall, and I'm glad that it raises awareness about various illnesses in a way that isn't necessarily dramatic. This resonated with me, and all three main young actors are absolutely captivating and believable. I had a great time, and moreover, it had genuine emotions. Maybe I should have first watched the original to be a bit more objective, but I liked this.
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